Re: Snooping info on visitors' browser and settings
| From: | Markus | Date: | Mon, 11 Sep 2000 21:15:03 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Snooping info on visitors' browser and settings | ||
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Humm... for some strange reason this outlook express mixed up the email
address when I added the magical EISPÄMMIÄ part to it. Wonder if it has
anything to do with the Ä
Sorry for that, the correct address with the addition part is:
ravel@EISPÄMMIÄ.ee.oulu.fi
- markus
"EISPÄMMIÄ .ee.oulu.fi ("Markus")" <ravel@> wrote in message
news:8pjhp5$1cg$1@toye.php.net...
> Hi,
>
> I wonder if there is any smart way gathering info like screen color depth
> and resolution with PHP?
>
> I suppose there aren't any core functions for that in PHP, but I was
> thinking about some sort of a mixture of JavaScript and PHP. More
> specifically, the problem would be how to transmit the data JavaScript has
> collected to PHP. I think that cookies or GET could do this, but this
isn't
> the best way in this case because the users that come to the page I'm
> building, don't usually get any deeper to the site than the front page.
> Therefore there would be no way to actually save the data gathered by
> Javascript.
>
> In my case, would some sort of 'blank' self-refreshing page before
entering
> the main site be the only solution or can anyone of you gurus make
anything
> better up? The idea of having one extra page opening every time a user
> enters the site doesn't sound too inviting ;)
>
> cheers,
> Markus
>
> ----
> PS. If replying directly to me, please remove the EISPÄMMIÄ part from the
> email address.
>
>
>
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